Where do games disclose AI use?

The game uses AI-generated content.

The original versions of some in-game art assets were generated by AI.

Assets generated with the assistance of ChatGPT (OpenAI), DeepAI.org, and Hailuo (video). Music by Udio. Writing, direction, and design by Julio Salazar.

We used AI for the Steam capsule image, and some in-game visuals.

Some code, assets, and music are AI-assisted.

While AI supported parts of the early workflow, the finished assets were tailored for the game.

A small portion of the art assets in this game utilizes AI-generated results, which have been manually redrawn or modified and will not affect the gaming experience.

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Some game materials are generated using AI

Some of the image materials are generated by AI.

The game used AI to help generate some 3D models.

Only for music.

AI was used to aid in writing code for the game. Some in-game icons were generated using AI.

Some 2D art in Scalpers’ Spoils began as AI-assisted concepts and were then hand-edited and finalized by our artist. No AI runs during gameplay, and players do not submit prompts or generate content in-game.

Several images from the game and marketing materials were generated by AI and required retouching before being used.

Some visual elements in this game were created using AI-assisted tools

In the game, only the drawings on the loading screen were generated with AI.

Some images and content on this page have been created with the help of generative AI tools. These AI-generated assets are used respectfully, adhering to copyright rules and guidelines. We share this information here to be transparent with our players.

AI tools were used only in a few short CG trailer segments to assist production. All other parts—including gameplay footage in the trailer and the game itself—do not use AI. Even in those CG segments, the content was carefully refined and post-processed by hand to ensure quality and presentation close to human-made standards.

-Some sound elements -Translation -Some 2D images that were later refined

AI-generated voices are used for certain characters.

Some parts of text and translation are produced by AI.

Some images were generated with AI.

AI has been used to help develop the game's cover art.

Story,Localization; I'm using AI as a tool to assist me, but the main story, characters, and major plot points are all created by me. This way, there's no unnecessarily long or ridiculous AI-generated story; I'm just using it to make things clearer.

This store page is temporarily translated with AI. Will be replaced with human translations upon release.

We are using an AI-generated capsule image for our market research and testing phase. Once we wrap up these tests, we will create and share the final hand-painted capsule art.

> The player’s two robotic companions, the assistant Helena and the radio host, use AI voice synthesis. > Some visual assets, such as menu art, environmental textures, and achievement icons, were created with the help of AI image generation.

We only used AI-generated content for Steam capsule images.

Some of the 2D sprite assets and promotional images (such as the store capsule artwork) were partially generated using AI tools. These AI outputs served as a foundation and were further edited and refined by the artists to ensure quality, consistency, and originality. No AI-generated content is created during gameplay, and AI was only one step in a multi-stage creative process.

In the process of writing the code, building the game world, as well as creating graphics and publishing the game, hints (as a consultation) from artificial intelligence were used. Generative AI was used to create text descriptions, translations into different languages, as well as the logo and graphic elements.

AI is a narrative theme, and AI was used as a coding resource.  However, no AI was used in the creation of the art, music, or dialogue.

We utilize AI in the early stages of content development to create concept art. All final content presented in the game is created by humans.

Some secondary visual assets in this game were created with the assistance of AI tools. This includes certain in-game illustrations and marketing materials.

AI was used during the production of Mr. Toilet to support selected marketing and localization tasks. In particular, we used AI tools to help prepare promotional materials, including the Steam key art, as well as to assist with the translations available in the game.

AI is used for generating game thumbnail with extra editing.

The music in the trailer has been made with AI. Some code elements have been made with AI-Assistance tooling. In game UI elements have been made with the use of generative AI.

Part of the game code uses output generated by AI. The in-game background music is generated using Udio.

This game includes some icons and images that were created with the assistance of AI tools. No AI is used during gameplay or for generating real-time content.

Some store page images were created with the help of AI. Our game artist uses AI tools as part of the design process to speed up and enhance creativity.

AI was used to translate the store page into different languages

I used AI as a creative assistant during the development of this game — to generate ideas, speed up workflows, and support visual and textual content creation. Examples include: – Generating concept art for locations, equipment and magical symbols – Creating stylized icons and background illustrations in an anime-fantasy style – Drafting and refining text content (including English descriptions) – Structuring design ideas All in-game assets used in the build (models, animations, UI, gameplay systems) were assembled manually using UE5 and legally sourced content. AI supported the creative process, but did not replace core development work.

AI was used to generate some provisional 2D assets that will be replaced by artwork created by our team as soon as possible.

The static background map of the campaign was generated by an AI. All texts were localized by AI – all languages ​​except English and German.

I built Devil's Due as a weekend project, using Claude Opus for coding support and AI for the art assets (since I’m not exactly a 2D artist). I wanted to see if I could create something fun with AI assistance, and I really hope you guys enjoy playing it!

Some of the image assets in this game have been manually modified on an AI-generated basis, and some of the text has been adjusted with the assistance of AI.

AI was used in the development process to create graphics.

We used generative AI tools to assist with the creation of some marketing assets and non-essential game content. Specifically, AI was used to generate character voice lines via TTS, decorative images for UI or promotional materials, and to assist with writing flavor text and descriptions. All final content was reviewed and edited by the development team to ensure quality and originality.

This title uses generative AI only for pre-generated content. During development, a small set of UI visuals (buttons/icons) and promotional artwork (such as logos and store images) were created with image-generation tools and then manually edited. No AI runs at gameplay time: there is no real-time AI for text, voice, art, levels, NPCs, or moderation. All outputs were reviewed to avoid copyright or trademark infringement and to avoid replicating the style of identifiable living artists.

During the development of this game, AI tools were utilized to accelerate the production process and to assist a solo developer in realizing their vision. The use of AI was concentrated in two main areas: Coding and Software Development: This AI language model (Gemini) was used as an assistant for writing, debugging, and refactoring the game's C# scripts for Unity. All code logic, game design, and final architectural decisions were directed by the developer. Code snippets generated by the AI were reviewed and integrated into the project by the developer. 3D Model and Asset Generation: AI-powered image and model generation tools were used to create some of the 3D models and other visual assets in the game. These tools served as a source of inspiration and a starting point to speed up the development workflow. All generated assets were curated, edited, and finalized by the developer to fit the artistic vision of the game. The creative vision, game design, and the final version of the game were shaped entirely by human direction and effort.